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Maria Ruelas: About Me

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Maria Ruelas
she/her/ella
Contact:
Faculty Librarian / Assistant Professor
Northridge Campus Library
11928 Stonehollow Drive
2nd Floor, Room 1223
Austin, TX 78758
maria.ruelas@austincc.edu
512-223-4745
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Education

Master of Information and Library Science, San Jose State University, California

Master of Curriculum and Instruction, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Texas

-Specialization in English

Bachelor of Arts in English, Texas State University, Texas

Associate of Arts in English, Austin Community College, Texas

Professional Service

Journal of New Librarianship Editorial Board Member, September 2023–Present

Academic and Student Affairs Council Member, September 2025–Present

Library Responsibilities

  • Teach library instruction classes to ACC students
  • Design curriculum for information literacy classes 
  • Provide reference and instruction services to students, faculty, and staff
  • Select library materials for Composition and Literary Studies (English), Drama, and Health and Kinesiology subject areas 
  • Manage the Northridge Library Reference Collection
  • Develop and maintain research guides and other instructional material to support students and faculty
  • Facilitate library campus programs that promote student engagement in academic and recreational development 

The Northridge Campus Library: Photo Collection

Originally published in "Choice Magazine: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries." 

Published in the Austin American Statesman (September 2, 1984)

Subject Guides

 

Office Hours

Monday - Friday | 8:00am - 5:00pm

*Hours may vary during the week, available by appointment.

Please email maria.ruelas@austincc.edu to schedule an appointment. 

Instruction Request

Would you like a librarian to visit your class? Request library instruction here.

Thoughts on the writing process?

To zoom in click on the image. Back in the 80's ACC would publish ACC Study Guides Series, which were "one-page instructional guides designed to assist Austin Community College (ACC) students in using the library and in writing research papers." I am featuring the Writing Process tip from ACC Study Guide Series published in 1983. What are your thoughts? Does the process remain similar or has it changed?

To explore further use the ACC Library Database ERIC (EBSCO) and type "ACC Study Guides Series". 


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